... his resignation of that seat, and wonld fight again lor that divison. Tbe Cuban crop is «etimsted 1,831,000 tons. The Persian Government yesterday applied the British and Russian Legations for a loen of £500,000. _! At a meeting of the London Flour Millers ...

... RUSSIA. (SECTEB'S TEI/EGBAM.) ST. PETERPBUKG, Wedneadaj The followiog telegram baa been received here from Teheran The Persian Government has officially convoyed to the Russian Minister here ita profound regret at the attack which was made near Shiraz by ...

... Syrostan they got oft the locomotive and let travel back without a driver. A Teheran to St. Peterabtirß stales that the Persian Government has sent the ex- Shah’s jewels to the Credit Lyonnais, in Pans. It is hoped that the proceeds will amount to 1,000.000 ...

... Aperhaijan, orerious year, being £3L062. £2B,««E which attempt which haa been stopped the is to be devoted city purpoeea. Persian Government. , ...

... agents have suggested increasing the ex-Bhah’s pension condition that his Majesty cedes control of his estates to the Persian Government, which undertakes to FIRST FLIGHT. The military dirigible No. 1 Bis made her first flight to-day with Colonel Mopis ...

... made by the Russian British Legations? L MACKINNON WOOD: No objections have eS on»h«.!fT* ° been made, either by the Persian Government or Indian extraction. (Laughter.) the Kitlom- MACDONELL clause 35. moved the | to Mr Lynch, Mr MACKINNON insertion of ...

... Government have entered into regular relations with the new Persian Government Sir E. GREY : If the hon. member will give notice that question, I shall be able to say when the new Persian Government has been officially recognised other Powers. SEDITIOUS PAMPHLETS ...

... reform? Mr McKINNON WOOD: The Russian Government have decided to make a small advance of from £50,000 to £lOO,OOO to the Persian Government, the Shah undertaking to restore the constitution. The advance will applied to paving off and disbanding some of the ...

... and subjects, and for the peaceful mhafadtanta. The Acting Consul-General was the same time instructed to inform the Persian Government that the non-fulfliment of ibi demand would compel Russia to definite measures for the re-opening the road to Tabris ...

... the Bulgarian question. Serious news has been received in St. Petersburg of the devastation of villages troops of the Persian Government. Great want prevails in Albania, thousands being without food. ...

... Minor Anstnitbet Gray that 4i Tahrtz sod !epsilon then• was a state of war, and that the Government had informed the Persian Government that them would he held responsible for the safety of the British f'onsulotes. Mr. Buchanan was bombarded with questions ...

... England have in Persia, the two Governments are exchanging views on the subject order to be in a position to give the Persian Government 'advice in the sense 1 indicated. It may be assumed that military intervention of any kind is not conterm- plated—either ...